DMX - "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer" REMIX

Nothing says Christmas like DMX. During a visit to New York radio station Power 105.1, the Ruff Ryder put his own spin on the holiday classic “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.”

DMX vs DJ WHOO KID on the WHOOLYWOOD SHUFFLE

The legendary DMX stopped by Shade 45 to speak with DJ Whoo Kid.

How's it feel to be a legend in hip hop? Why did DMX want to give some of his album sales proceeds to a 9/11 Fund?? How does DMX feel about his old rap friends? When's the last time DMX spoke with Nas or Jay-Z? How does DMX manage to still stay relevant? Does DMX still deliver prayers? Why does DMX like Machine Gun Kelly so much?? Will we see DMX doing any more movies? How does DMX feel about
Drake working on Aaliyah's project? Does DMX still have beef with Ja Rule?
Does DMX really have a crush on Ciara?

DMX ft. Machine Gun Kelly- I Dont Dance (VIDEO)

Throw up your Xs. “Wild Boy” Machine Gun Kelly joins forces with the original wild boy DMX in the video for “I Don’t Dance,” the first single off X’s first album in six years, Undisputed, due this fall. The Cleveland rapper wreaks havoc alongside the Ruff Ryder at an underground nightclub in L.A., as dancers show off their moves on the dance floor. Also look for a cameo from Xzibit.

DMX wife Tashera Simmons Opens up

DMX's Wife Tashera Simmons hit up the Radio Stations to clear up the air between her and DMX,
Watch both Interviews



Power 105.1's Cherry Martinez Talks VH1's Couples Therapy DMX's Wife Tashera Simmons

DMX feat. Machine Gun Kelly-I Don't Dance

DMX Interview on Dr. Drew's Lifechangers

We first heard about the possibility of DMX appearing on VH1’s Celebrity Rehab while he was still in prison. That never happened but Dr. Drew finally got to DMX earlier this week. On his show Lifechangers, the doc was able to have some heart to heart convo with X. Earl revealed more details about his tough childhood, specifically the physical abuse he was subject to from his mother. (Thanks to B.Dot)

X also shared an incredible story about how he escaped from a medium security prison in Upstate New York in 1988. Mind you, it was the middle of winter at the time. This dude really said he was inspired by the movie Runaway Train. Now he didn’t exactly go through some grueling task to break out but simply ran off the prison bus and into the woods.

Ultimately, Dr. Drew helps Earl understand how getting beat as a child really contributed to his problems as an adult

DMX @ 97.9 DALLAS TEXAS

VIDEO of DMX Gets Outta Jail

This morning, DMX was released from prison in Yuma, Arizona after serving seven months for violating probation. The rapper was greeted by family and friends upon his release, meanwhile X himself gave AllHipHop (who were on hand for his release) his first interview.

“I spoke to my daughter, I just got off the phone with my wife. I’m going to go see my daughter while the sun is up then I’m going to be in the studio man.”

DMX’s manager Nakia Walker:

“Earl has so much more to offer the world. His latest project has been on hold for so long! It is now time for X to redefine the world of Hip-Hop with his highly anticipated album of inspirational, painful & street accredited rhymes. It is time to let the Dog out of the kennel.”

This Video was Shot Mins after his release.
I don't know why he mentions his Wife she left

DMX gets Locked up again

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Rapper DMX is back behind bars. He was arrested on Thursday for a felony charge of violating probation. The well-known rapper, whose real name is Earl Simmons, has a long history with breaking the law in Maricopa County.

DMX performed in Scottsdale one week ago. The artist has been arrested six times now in Maricopa County -- two of which are probation violation arrests -- for 2009 felony convictions for cruelty to animals, theft and two drug counts.

He was arrested for not following the terms of his probation, including checking in with his probation officer. DMX was on parole after an assault conviction.

Court documents allege that he violated probation by using cocaine and OxyContin without a prescription, failing to submit to drug testing, driving on a suspended license, and failing to participate in counseling programs.